Habbo Hotel goes bananas and launches its first mobile app.
Teen social game community Habbo Hotel says its first ever mobile app Lost Monkey follows a cheeky monkey that has lost its way from Habbo Hotel.
The simian comes across a broken teleport, ending up alone and stranded on a tropical island.
The aim of the game is for players to nurse the monkey and entertain it via a number mini-games and ultimately help it back to the hotel, once this is completed the animal lives on as a virtual pet.
Paul LaFontaine, CEO of Sulake, company behind Habbo, said: "Lost Monkey gives teens a chance to have Habbo on the go and bring a sharable character back to the Habbo web environment when they want."
According to a survey of Habbo Hotel teens, 89 per cent have a mobile phone and 51 per cent own a portable media player such as an iPod Touch.
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78 per cent own an iPhone or iPod Touch using it for gaming and 94 per cent of those that own an iPhone or iPod Touch prefer to download gaming applications above any other type of app.
The surveyed teens wanted a game that fun to play and simple and easy to use and Habbo claims Lost Monkey ticks all of those boxes.
Users from the UK, US, France and Denmark were found to be the most keen gamers compared to those in other countries.
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